European Farm Uprising: Spanish Join Pan-Continental Protest

Spanish farmers added their voices to the growing chorus of discontent echoing across Europe on Tuesday, joining nationwide protests against rising costs, burdensome regulations, and unfair competition from non-EU countries Reuters has reported.

UN Appeals for Calm Amid US-Iran Tensions in Middle East

At a UN Security Council meeting on Monday, a senior official urged "all parties" to de-escalate tensions in the Middle East following US airstrikes in Syria and Iraq, Agerpres reports

Antony Blinken seeks Israel-Hamas ceasefire on Middle East visit

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken travels in the Middle East on Monday to encourage a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip, where fighting and airstrikes persist unabated, reports Hotnews.ro.

US strikes Houthi missile sites in Yemen

The United States military conducted airstrikes against five Houthi missile sites in Yemen on Sunday, a day after a joint US-UK air campaign targeted the rebel group in response to attacks on Red Sea shipping, Agrepres.ro reports.

Controversy surrounds UK's migration proposal to Rwanda

Before this week's debate in the House of Lords in London regarding the new proposed bill for Rwanda, Rishi Sunak's government has intensified its plans to deport rejected migrants from the UK to the African country, Dan Alexe reports from UK.

Edible insulin capsules & chocolate: Diabetes breakthrough

In a development reported by Pavel Cepraga, researchers from the University of Sydney and the Arctic University of Norway have unveiled a potential breakthrough in diabetes treatment - an edible form of insulin.

China: Anhui braves rare heavy snowfall to safeguard power, roads

For Dong Shuai, this year's heavy snow is unprecedented. Yet, though the village roads are blanketed with over 10 cm of fresh snow, Dong persists in facing the blizzard to inspect at least 100 utility poles daily, Xinhua agency reports.

Luminița Odobescu: The sanctions packages for Russia are working, although there are difficulties

The sanctions packages for Russia are working, although there are still difficulties, Romanian Foreign Affairs Minister Luminița Odobescu told AGERPRES. According to the official, the situation in Ukraine is still a priority topic on the European agenda, and all the member states, all the foreign ministers welcomed the 50 billion euro agreement for Ukraine voted on Thursday by the leaders of the states and governments of the European Union.

Iran says Yemen strikes 'contradict' US, UK policy

Iran on Sunday denounced the latest US and UK strikes on targets in Yemen saying they "contradict" their declared intention of avoiding a wider Middle East conflict, AFP reports.

N.Irish Leader O'Neill predicts Irish unity vote within decade

Northern Ireland has begun a "decade of opportunity" during which it will hold a vote on unification with Ireland, the UK territory's first nationalist leader said in an interview aired Sunday, AFP reports.

Gaza's Health Ministry says 92 people were killed overnight in an Israeli airstrike

At least 92 people were killed during the night from Saturday to Sunday, in the Gaza Strip, following an Israeli air attack, announced the Ministry of Health in the enclave, led by Hamas, reports News.ro.

US and Britain launch strikes against dozens of Houthi targets in Yemen

The United States and Britain struck at least 30 Houthi targets in Yemen on Saturday in another wave of assaults meant to further disable Iran-backed groups that have attacked US and international interests in response to the Israel-Hamas war, The Guardian reports.